Kizzy

by Julie Harris

Overview

Suffolk. England, 1964.

The Maginley’s maid, Millie, has ‘disappeared’ and it’s hoped her body will never be found. Desperate for a replacement, the Maginleys turn to Kizzy.

Kizzy is 15, has never had a real job before, nor has she ever been to school, but she can cook, she can clean, she can play the part to perfection. She is a devil of a psychic who does not need her mother’s old crystal ball.

The Maginleys hope the new maid won’t be the ‘problem’ that Millie was. They realize, too late, that Kizzy is a waking nightmare: she aims to be the lady of the manor and what Kizzy wants, Kizzy always gets.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940148656760
Publisher:	Julie Harris
Publication date:	07/24/2013
Sold by:	Draft2Digital
Format:	eBook
File size:	312 KB

About the Author

Julie Harris is the Australian author of The Longest Winter, Anna's Gold, The Site, No Exit, The Diamond Factory, Beyond Laughter, An Absence of Angels, Kizzy, The Edge of Nowhere, and many more. She has been published in Australia, USA, UK, Germany and France.Her writing, which crosses most genres, has been compared to Harper Lee and Jack London.Julie lives with her husband in a small country town on the Darling Downs in Queensland, Australia.A selection of comments on Julie's stories include:"The Longest Winter is the best book I have ever read!!! I love your books!!!Julie, I am 70 years old and I read 3-4 books a week. "The Longest Winter" is by far the best I have EVER read ... a great pleasure to read and true literary treasure.I am a Swiss geography teacher and I will recommend your book to my students.A wonderful story so incredibly written that I could see each scene unfolding. It was like watching a movie. I can't wait to read all your other books.I almost took a vacation day just so I could read No Exit. I could not wait to finish reading. Julie Harris has found a fan in me.Julie Harris did it again. I loved her mix of paranormal and mystery in A Tear of Blood and she didn't disappoint with No Exit.Julie, I just read The Site. Great book. Thanks and keep up the good work.A Tear of Blood kept me guessing. There were twists and turns throughout the plot that kept me on my toes and my nose in the book.I really hope that the author turns it into a series."